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Effect of Nonlinearity of Frame Buildings on Peak Horizontal Floor Acceleration
Using representative numerical models of eight code-designed steel moment-resisting frame buildings and several ground motions, time-history analyses are performed and a critical evaluation of Peak Horizontal Floor Acceleration (PHFA) demands is conducted. The frames are modeled alternatively as linear and nonlinear systems to isolate the effect of building nonlinearity on PHFA. In most cases, PHFA is reduced when nonlinear behavior of a building is considered; however, in some cases, significant amplification of PHFA is observed. Results from the numerical study provide insight into the trend of modal response modification factors presented taking ground motion spectral shape into account.
Effect of Nonlinearity of Frame Buildings on Peak Horizontal Floor Acceleration
Using representative numerical models of eight code-designed steel moment-resisting frame buildings and several ground motions, time-history analyses are performed and a critical evaluation of Peak Horizontal Floor Acceleration (PHFA) demands is conducted. The frames are modeled alternatively as linear and nonlinear systems to isolate the effect of building nonlinearity on PHFA. In most cases, PHFA is reduced when nonlinear behavior of a building is considered; however, in some cases, significant amplification of PHFA is observed. Results from the numerical study provide insight into the trend of modal response modification factors presented taking ground motion spectral shape into account.
Effect of Nonlinearity of Frame Buildings on Peak Horizontal Floor Acceleration
Ray-Chaudhuri, Samit (author) / Hutchinson, Tara C. (author)
Journal of Earthquake Engineering ; 15 ; 124-142
2011-01-01
19 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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